Meta is beginning its international expansion of Community Notes. The company said it is starting to test the crowd-sourced fact checks in 16 countries in Latin America more than a year after it ...

Anyone who cares about finding reliable, accurate information online should be deeply concerned about Meta’s announcement that it is testing its community notes program in 16 Spanish-speaking Latin ...

Meta didn't consult its Oversight Board last year when it announced sweeping policy changes to content moderation and a rollback of third-party fact checking in the United States in favor of Community ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Meta's Oversight Board warned against a broader roll-out of the approach its community notes takes to crowd-sourced fact-checking, ...

The company is starting to test its crowd-sourced moderation feature with 16 countries including Mexico, Argentina, El Salvador and Venezuela.

On Thursday, Meta’s Oversight Board, a quasi-independent body that reviews the social media giant’s moderation practices, ruled that “Community Notes” are not a proper substitute for its fact-checking ...